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I wonder if Pedro Pascal ever pulls ridiculous faces underneath his Mando helmet while he’s filming just because he can
i believe in dinluke supremacy
every once in a while i get flashbacks about “Dyn Jarren” and die a little inside
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Hello there! The Mandalorian Season 2 is coming very soon, and what better way to prepare for our favorite Star Wars series than with an Among Us / Mandalorian Baby Yoda animation! This is the way, I have spoken.
Star Wars A-Z, today is Din Djarin (better known as the Mandalorian) for D, tomorrow is Echo!
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I swear if I don't see at least ONE tik tok about this, I'm calling the cops on this fandom 👀
Working on my script for May the 4th and took a break to write something my brain wouldn’t let go of.
Boba: Mandalorian’s have always been, and always will be Mandalorian’s. Fancy swords or not.
Kryze: The Darksaber is more than a sword. I don’t expect an aruetii (outsider) to understand.
Boba: Oh, I understand Princess. I understand rich pricks with entitlement issues. I understand their need to gain power, to rule over those they see as lesser than them. Excluding them from the club, but keeping them under heel.
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Din: Why should I keep it? It’s just a fancy sword, as you said. I didn’t want this.
Boba: Mh, I did say that. Power is corruptive Djarin. I am intimately familiar with it; how it moves, how it changes.
Din: It’s a poison.
Boba: It’s a drug. Once taken, eventually abused. It becomes a festering need, an itch, a hunger never satiated. It’s never enough and you seek to gain more.
Din: I don’t want this.
Boba: But you have it. And maybe I’m a fool but, so do I now. We can make this work together.
Din: Boba - sounds like you’re already chasing the high.
Boba: Could be, or maybe its my natural optimism.
Din: Tch. This is how people get addicted, Boba. Thinking they’re special enough to change things.
Boba: Got nothing to do with being special, Din. Only smart. Smarts landed us where we are, and smarts will lead us onward. Not forever but maybe long enough to do good.